Megann Willson

In Edmundston, trying to stay ahead of the worst of it as we head SE.

Safe and wonderful travels!

Priceless.

So far, loving it!

I am just reading the book, Between Two Rivers, by Moudhy Al-Rashid, and the algorithm send me you! What a shame the ancient places are being bombed. I don't know what this war will do to future archeology, but it won't be good.

SkyDefender : c'est quoi ce dôme de défense européen dopé à l’IA lancé par Thalès ?

Le « défenseur du ciel ». Ce sera la grande innovation à surveiller du Bedex, le salon de la défense qui se tient à Bruxelles (du 12 au 14 mars). Thalès a annoncé, dans un communiqué, le lancement d’un nouveau « dôme » de défense de conception européenne à vocation...

YouTube needs to give this new AI deepfake-detection tool to every user, not just those who can regulate it.

Same. Did not want a repeat of last year.

@bethginygk.bsky.social and here we are again! 🎉

So far, very enjoyable. Met a social friend IRL at the gym! She said I was taller 🤣 Love that.

Hoping for the sun to stay longer than forecast...

A sepia-toned studio portrait of Pauline Johnson in right-facing profile. She has long, wavy dark hair and wears a fringed garment decorated with small metal ornaments and fur trim. Around her neck is a necklace of curved, claw-like pieces. Her expression is neutral, and she is posed against a plain, light background with soft, even lighting. The image is tightly framed from the chest up.

On this day in 1861, Pauline Johnson was born at the Six Nations Reserve. She became one of Canada's most significant poets during her life and a Canadian literary icon.

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These colours really do occur in nature. O Canada 🇨🇦 TY, Lindy.

A big part of the authoritarian playbook is war. War takes over the news. War blots out criticism. War divides a nation’s people, subjecting those against it to being called unpatriotic. War grants leaders all sorts of emergency powers. War consumes everything else.

We mustn’t let this war do so.

I am swinging by from time to time. I miss the good people. But I have my grand-girls for a week, starting this weekend, so you won't see much of me.

Kansas Sends Letters To Trans People Demanding The Immediate Surrender Of Drivers Licenses "The legislature did not include a grace period."

"Kansas Sends Letters To Trans People Demanding The Immediate Surrender Of Drivers Licenses
'The legislature did not include a grace period.'" www.erininthemorning.com/p/kansas-sen...

They are quite magical from this perspective, Lindy. O Canada! 🇨🇦

Adding to my list.

Today I’m proposing a ban on assault rifles, high-capacity magazines, binary triggers, firearms without serial numbers, and more.

Good grief. Things I don't miss about the big smoke.

😢

Reminder: Tariffs aren't paid by other countries.

They're eventually paid by us at the check out line.

And they're regressive — taking a higher percentage out of the paychecks of working people than out of the wealthy.

Apparently they're busy wreaking havoc in Mexico.

We love Canadian Tire. In Nova Scotia at least there is usually an Electrify Canada in the parking lot to charge your EV and always a clean restroom and they allow dogs in the store. And they seem to have almost anything you need.

This means he's got someone to blame if it doesn't work out, right, @nickhalo.bsky.social, "chair consultant"?

Canada rallies past Finland, advances to gold medal game at 2026 Winter Olympics: Live updates and reaction After Canada came back from 2-0 down, Nathan MacKinnon scored the game-winning goal on a power play with 35.2 seconds left

From @theathletic.com: Team Canada came back from 2-0 down to score with just 35 seconds left to beat Finland in the men's hockey semifinals. They await the winner of USA vs. Slovakia in the Olympic gold medal game.

It’s a morning for the WH to hide the ketchup bottles:

Bad GDP numbers.

Not great inflation numbers.

Tariffs overturned by SCOTUS.

They forgot the swastika.

Same. Saw my husband's face without my glasses for the first time!

@knitswithcats.bsky.social I had a prescription like that. Was told surgery wasn't possible but had a consult with one of the top surgeons and he said I just needed a different kind of surgery. This was almost 15 years ago, and now I just need readers for books and close work.